There are many Artificial Intelligence tools for content marketing out there that can help boost your content marketing efforts. Let’s look at 10 AI-based tools that you can implement into your content goals.
Trello
Trello is a free tool that you can use to plan and organize your content. It’s awesome if you haven’t used it yet. You can sign up for free, and create different tags, different lists so that you can plan and map out your future content, while also keeping your already published content organized by topic. So, if you’re looking for free AI tools for content marketing, go check it out!
Google Keyword Research
The Google keyword research is a huge part of a content marketing strategy, and if you’re using any other keyword tools, I highly suggest this keyword tool by Google. It’s free and easy to use, and you can export your research to excel sheets too if you want to manage them that way.
Buzzsumo
A whole lot of content marketers, use this tool every single day because it is amazing for content research. However, this is a paid tool that demands a monthly or yearly subscription in order to get access to all the resources on the AI platform. Nevertheless, they do have some free searches, and you can get a small list of the research but, to get the full functionality, you really need to pay for it. If you’re doing a lot of content marketing, I’d suggest you check this out.
Piktochart
Infographics can be a great strategy for your content marketing in some situations. And if you don’t have the resources to pay a graphic designer for your own custom infographic, this allows you to pay a small monthly fee, and you can create some cool infographics with it. So, check that out if you haven’t already.
Copyscape
If you’re hiring freelance writers, I mean I don’t care if you’ve worked with them for an ongoing basis, you need a check and make sure the content is original. So, it’s an easy tool that you can just copy and paste the content into, and check it before publishing it on your site. Also, this is a great tool to go through, check your content after you publish it over time, and make sure nobody’s copying from you because if they are, this is a great tactic you can use to build links on your site.
Go Schedule Headline Analyzer
This is another tool I use on a daily basis. It is a great tool to tell you how good, your headlines are. No ratio on the score from 0 to 100, and if you get up like somebody or above, it’ll show green and then give you suggestions on how to creating a better title. Again if you haven’t checked this out, please do.
Moz Keyword Explorer
This is a paid but excellent tool whenever you need to create a keyword list, discover low-hanging fruit to go after, and analyze your competition. Analysis like what they’re ranking for and so on.
Grammarly
We are all human and bound to make mistakes. So, when you’re done creating your content or just got your write-up from a freelancer you hired before you publish it, you can use Grammarly to check for typographical and grammatical errors. However, in order to get advanced editing, you have to subscribe to their premium package.
Scoop.it
If you’re looking for a content marketing automation SaaS platform, which makes use of AI technology to assist content marketers in building leads and traffic, then all you need is Scoop.it
Market Muse
This is an AI-driven friend every content marketer needs if they are seeking to build potent content strategies.
In a nutshell, as a content marketer, AI tools for content marketing can help you reach the apogee of content marketing.
